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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-14
NETWORK CITY.


Tho papst ministers yesterday discussed the condition OF
the Baptist Home West Farms Captain Ebenezer MOI
aau OF ROTOR Conn., has offered to give $4,000 toward m
creasing tho facilities Of the institution The Reformed
Church pastors discussed the advantages OF holding Ma
tonal Convention
Church to the Rev. Dr. J. W. Ashworth Of Malone N Y Ho
ia the present the ST. Lawrence Baptist Association and
will probably accept the call
Tho boats OF the Southern Division Of tho Gen.
trail Railroad OF NewJersey beginning to-day will leave
pier No. North River at 43O and 1910 H. and 34o and
b p M. daily.
Judge Fhrich OF the city Court. will sail In the Trave
tmorrow for Europe by his sister Justices
Van Brun Beach, Ingraham. Patterson. Truax aud Allen
will sail ON June 25
The prison ply administers opiates to Mrs.
cgnarae mancst keen mpaenco TO learn the result
OF her counscs efforts to save her Reich the Hebrew WIG
murderer realizes that there is Small chahoo VI o'e'S
the verdict against him.
stafford who stole slverware valued al seVera' nun
dred dollars from his employer Austin Corbin
was sent TO the yesterday by Judge Gderseeve
for four years and five months.
The sioop Native Port Jefferson oaded with BRICK ran
into the flagship Richmond she riding at hor anchor
a hIrist In the North River yesterday The war
ship was but the soop carried away all OF her
running gear mainsail and Jib
The independence Day Association of Harlem has its head
ouarters at 80 West Onehunred andtwenty NTH st
nation The promise TO surpass those OF year.
Frank Roosevelt and Asa Hencmann were elected direc
to of the Grand OF Music last week and Henry
C. Appleton elected secretary.
Mayor Hewitt yesterday signed the resolutions granting
poles and string wires 10 several electric
light companies
Magic and music juggling aud quaint sights continue tc
attract trongs of visitors Old London Show which IL
also OF the places In hot day The man
,rement is thinking seriously OF enlarging tho accommoda
lions for the public.
Tho Hypocrtc began tho second week otits run at the
street last night Thsrc large a'
dence and Miss Annie Robe Osmond Teare Newton Gott
hol and Herbert Kelley called before tho curtain
poatcdly
arc nearly completed for the production OF the
,.y MAY called drawers House. at Nibos next Monday
night and the sale OF seats performances will be
Gin Tomorrow morning. The complete cast Will include
Misses BeIgardc Adelaide stanhope. frankie Mcclellan
Mis-, Andrews Miss Carrie JamIson and Messrs Forrest
Robluson Nelson Wheatcroft. John T. Sullivan Howard
Conway Charles d. waite and Kennett Lee.
CORPORATION Counsel Lscombc yesterday gave an opinion
that the salo BY retail dealers under the
law mus be allowed June 10 and July 10 under the
regulations OF the Fire Department
MAYOR Hewitt recently received fourraec. finely written
latter which charged In West Thirty third ST.
were occupied by persons should be looked after Cap
tain Wanss report shows that one house IL vacant ana
that the other Is occupied by Judge Abraham H. Lawrence
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SEEKING A CATHEDRAL SITE.

The subcommittee Of the Executive Committee Of the
Board OF Cathedral Trustees and the committee the
hunt for site for the proposed big structure met yeser
day afternoon at the Offices Of d. Babcock In M-
tual Life Insurance Building The members present
Bishop Potter. the Rev. DIR. Donald, g. d. Babcock and
George Macculoch Miller. The committee sites re-
ported further progress The plot Of ground Morn
ngside Park and West one hundred Is
st considered the best for the purpoac But the terms
asked by the propertyowners there are exorbtan
the subcommittee thinks. Some other sites
toned. but decision arrived at Cornelius Van
dcrbilt was made member OF the sub committed The
next meeting OF the committee will be held at Grace
House next Friday afternoon ut O'clock
No further subscriptions reported at yesterday
meeting Many people, It IL feared, have hesitated to
contribute on account Of the bgness of the subscriptions
already made. The trustees will arrange for popular
subscription soon. and number Of books will be sent
for gfs Of 30 or less The fund 10 meant TO be thor
oughly popular ono
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HRDOkINN-

James Murphy. OF no 100 Grand &C. iormer memner OF
Tho UoarI oi Education. turned his daughter Matte age
nineteen teacher the public school IN Mauerst out VI
his house sunday night because she Visited her
Ir Lanes Murphy SO Sout Fourthst who had mar
rie against OF his parents Miss Murphy wa, re-
her clothing. what she wore " nor HAte s
ana she applied yesterday for warrant for his arrest or u'
lawfully Withholding It,
e Of Estimate Yesterday sdcrcd tho amount 10
be allowed tho OF Education next Several per
ons for an Increase the ground OF lack OF public
school Recommendations W H. r. jay said that at the Labor
children who could not get Ia the pup nc
scoos were taught there God and any one who
owned houses land stole them from tho people behhc
action was deferred until to-day.
The Rev C. Williams. who preceded the Rev. MT Mlllen
pastor OF the Washington street nethOdpt hpiscopa
faction OF the members tried 10 DC
tate The policy church when q here MT Mien
ad that which sought TO prevent his
return 10 lie church was a tissue OF falschOods
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THE RACING TO-DAY.


II seems bold experiment 10 bring out Tho Baro
,or bis first race this year ct nine frlonss wnero
h,s superb staying power has no chance. mo longer
-. ths hetter Tho Bard likes it That IA trait
Of hieh-class racSn. But contests st l-s miles
are settled by speed, not endurance Yet Inc baIa
does not lack specd. Name him the winner OF tho
June Special. then, but with como little an 1ieaV
concerning those swift and seasoned animals, Favor
and Richmond Neither OF them Is In Tho Baru 3
class take him all In all a turf star, especially
In long races But both extremely fast now, In
perfoc, condition. hardened and tempered ny Ius''
enough racing. The Bard first, Favor second iach
uond third may be the order at tho end but tho three
will make tremendous race and the result Is i1uc
doubtful. -, ~. 49,
MARYLAND second. 70,
satisfied may capture the second, followed by kir-
mess. a., -.
The third race will be a lively one. Ben All has
not been doing remarkably well In his work OF ato
Dry MonopOle may win. Eurus second.
The Brooklyn Derby is OF course gift TO Hanover
Bonbridge may run second.
These the entries:
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sIFTH-DROoKLrN DERBY.
sIxTH-sELLISG. l Liz MILES
WINNERS AT ST. LOUIS.

CT ror,s J,ne 1s-The attendance at the to-day
not I'm 70 the average OF last but otherwise every
thing was fine the racing being COOL the track fast and the
weather glorious
,or won he lengths Mahoney second aud
pate Willis a poor III lri Time-2; H. -, o.o -,
.cr-ankers and Brokers' Stakes 81 900 added;
for three Ia mies Miss Ford woncs.y by Two
iong,hs Carey second, IsOsalind third. 11ne-l;5I.
'0T'yRn RAcE-Purse 800; selling y miles. Hornpipe
won as he pleased by lengths Rebel Scout second and
Alamo third. Time-l;5I%. ..oo 1871, D..
FOURTH RAcE-st Louis Sweepstakes 5000 adaeii ior
ST Louis five furlOngs Raccmnl
wan Inv tS lengths Leland second and Rita H. third
Timc-lO2L ~ III, ., ~. ..u.
down and won by Length ami a
half Howard GRAY second dudley oaks third Time-llG
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SHIPPING VIEWS.
PORT OF NEw.YoRK. JUNE /
ARRIVED

DHIf fiNP -'HVc
PORT OF NEw.YoKK. ........MoNDAY JUNE l3. 1887.
ARRIVED
se1mer ssrvls OBJ Me i Myerpool June Queen,
& Co Arrivod at The It i
90 Gibraltar 30 with mdse TO Phelps Bros Co. Arrived at
the ar At wpo shacko Aspnwa aav, with ma,c
SO passengers Pachc Mall IS Co. Arrived at tho Bar
Steamer Niagara. nennl, Havana days. with mdsc and
Steamer CITY Of savannah smith, Savannah 90 days with
mdse and passengers to lle,Iy lonYc;lr , w., NJ.
va With mdse and passengers 10 Old Dominion So Co
Wya%os. apsr, cmS S CITY iSin and
Commonwealth Van Kirk Philadelphia with mdso
steamer Lleanora. Bragg. Portland with mdse
Ship Mccslum Ta,tersall Liverpool 20 days. with mdso
TO ORDER vesse. to snow & Burgess
sUNsET-At SANDY look. wind calm and hazy At City
Island. wind light. sW: clear
Arrived Yesterday
with mdc and 653 to Henderson Bros Arrived
at the Bar at $50 pm . -
| to Kunhardt& Co. Arrived al the Bar at 6.S0pm
CLEARED
Steamer ghr Murray Liverpool auoensIo~n"
steamer Otranto Ir) Rppeth. Iull-sandorson & Son.
Steamer Gpyandolte. Kelley Newport News and West
Steamer wyanokc. Hulphers Norfolk. City Rich
| steamer vineand Hart Batmore-B Downer
snip Orchoneno tBr,. Puxley. Cacutta-chas Sumner
Bark yoyrgsg CHI GGaas, rSTis%Sat E wlsea
Bark Galera tBr,, Wilson Por, sgaln-Geo christo.
Brig Emma. Smith. ColOn-J III Winchester & Co.
SAILED.
| Steamers AMOR Cardiff Johan Syerdrup and OdIn
| Baracoa Guyandotte. Newport News
Banks olive ThnIl0w. for Bboa Benny Doom Gibara
Liable spark ~ Johns. NJ; John Stinhopc, Calves.
ton; Ralph Haywood, Boston.
THE MOVEMENTS OF iME,3
FOREIGN PORTS
LONDON June l3Arrivod steamer Marcngo (Br) Abbott
from New-Iork May 30
QUEENSTOWN June l3-Arrived steamer City OF Chicago
tBrl, Watkins from NcwYork June4 her way
| pool lana proceedcd).
SOUTHAMPTON. June l2-Arrived steamer Vera tGer).
Bussius from NewYork June her way Bremen (and
| pfoceededD.
sailed steamer Eibe tGer. Meyer. Bremen
GLASGOW June l3-Arived OF Georgia (Br
| Noodle. from NewYork June =.
LARSE June l2saied. steamer state OF Pennsylvania
Obi Mann, from Glasgow hence for New.Yo
BRISTOL June ARRIVED. steamer Eysia Br) Baxter
from New. YORK May ~
HULL, Juno ll-sailed steamer Buffalo (Br) Malot for
| EewYork.
Arrived. steamer Santiago ,Br. Potter, from York
LIZ Ep, June l2-Passe steamer Cairo lrl sempe
New-York on her way to Rouen
AMSTERDAM, June l2-Auived steamer schiedam (ptch)
Potter. from Sow-Y0rk
ANTWERP Juno l0saIled steamer DC Ruytcr GER. Bra
| rens. for New.York.
GiBnALTAR. June s-Passed, steamer Italia fBrl Craig
from Mediterranean ports on her way u New.Yorb.
for New.York,
MARsKILLEs Jnne l0-Arvsd steamer Cheribon (Br) An
toni. from New.York May al.
June 11saed. steamer Powhattan (Br. Jenkins. for
New.York.
PAuLLAc June 10, Arrived. steamer North Erin tnr).
YoRonsa., June if-salod steamer oleashisi tBr. to,
New.York
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NEW-JERSEY.

JIonoKRy-Ten employees In Francss planning and mould.
inc mill Insisted taking halfhoday on Saturday after
non When they returned work yesterday morning they
onnd the mill closed and Mr. Francis informed them that II
reopcned until he had nc" men 70 take
their places.
Cn,rnAM-Arhur Kelly the son OF wealthy brick manu-.
time an Inmate OF the state
Asylum Morris Plains made his escape yesterday morning
I aies could unlocked aud force sent In pursuit. he
ms way the rear OF the buildings and all
traces Of him were lost
ptASFlRlp-On Saturday night valuable barn belonging
10 am Thompson New st, was set on nio ami entirely
ds,rnycd Tho loss about - 900; partly insured A
horse and delivery also consumed Rags satur
a,cd with oil used by the inccndiary
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HE WOULD BLOw orr THE GAS.

Thomas -Beyens and his wife. both past middle age
whose home in Denver Colorado arrived In this city
on Sunday night and took room In tho Occidental
Hotel In the Bowcry. The man blow out the gas before
no went TO bed At an early hour yesterday morning n
servant noticed the escape OF In their room 1hcy
were insensiblo whom the door was broken open ana
were REMOVED in an ambulance st. Vincents Hospital,
where oxygen was pumped into their lungs with good
effect The surgeons said they would recover.
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TRorTING AT FLEETWOOD PARK.

The first "the NewYork Gentlemens Driving Club meet.
mgss Fleetwood Park since the pool bill became
eisw wa held Yesterday. The cuo three days
meeting In the second week Of July but OF the members
werempatcn aud Gabe" Case offered two pursss one Of
sonfoi 800 minute horses for which entries
ara our starters and one OF $500 Tor 24 class oters
when there ak starters. hr gathering
tinn stand Ia which auction pools sold.
I've rsi Loaf Of the 800 minute fell Pottery Girl
25 Frank Game In second and Bill Nye third.
lengths Frank second Mayor Reed third and Bill Nye
out Time 2S6' The third Also tell to the Girl" Time.
x:.7.
Johnny" Murphy's T1nov first and heats
II tbs 2Sl class in tue third heat Lady Loye first
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SIZZLING FROM ITALIAN WOMEN.

Rosa Lougha and Rai,ella Fassano, Italian Immigrant
women had as her united capital when they landed at
Castle Garden on May ~. about Sis. sayaro Moncni
STOLE the whole amount but ho was arrested aud was
convicted Yesterday before Recorder Smy:h, who
scntenccd him to four years and i've months In the
state Prison The prisoners counsel said that his client
had recently come this country and displayed his pass
mort a evidence of his good character For you know
ne said that the Italian Government Ia particular
about the people they send -,
partcuar 10 send this aud keep most Of the
good ones ut home"
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LONG ISLAND.

HUNTERS PoiSr-The June term OF the supreme Court OF
and Queens County was opened ycstcr
day morning Justice willard Bartlett presiding. District
f. McGOwln who ~ now fugitive In
canada falling the cal! OF the
clcrg JusiIce bartlett assigned Attorney John
Fleming 10 OF the Of the court
Governor IIil havlng made appointment 10 the
cancy.
the rear Of seaside House exploded yesterday Timothy
ran the proprietor the hotel and Edward Tracy The
engineer were building the time and were badly
hui not fatally burned The house was destroyed and
tie hotel caught re but through prompt action The anes
were extnguished
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TUSSAH SILKS
Exclusively controlled by

JAMES CREERY & CO.
One of the most appropriate and
useful Silk Fabrics for Summer
Wear. The last 200 pieces will
be disposed of by them between
now and their July stOck-taking
at Il marked reduction in prices.
In conjunction with the above.
there will also be sold several
lots of Summer Silks, FOulards,
and Fancy Silks and Velvets.
Broadway and nth st.
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WHAT rs GOING ON TO-DAY.

Jncob sberr's trial before Judge Barrett.
Eroohlyn Jockey Grub races Gravescnd p. m
hpaptc Yacht Club ladies' day regatta Of Bay RIDGE
3pm ,--........ ur,o,ivu
EswYork County Democracy County Committee Cooper
Ydrk Philadelphia baseball match Polo Grounds
4 p m .,.,,. c,.x.s om.. INN
Merono Louisville baseball match ST. george, D. ~
4 pm
Long leland Bible sOcicty, Patchogue L. H. 70. c,. -,
Rrceptien 10 MacCacKen by University OF the City u
Music in T,mpkins Square by 9th Regiment Band. p
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COMMITTEES or THE ACrORS FUND.

The first meeting OF the trustees OF the Actors Fund
elected last Tuesday held yesterday at tho fund
rooms In Fifth ave. Among those present we're n NJ
Palmer william Henderson, II. C. Miner. Louis Adrcl
aud Harry Edwards An executive committee was ap
pointed consisting OF H. G. Miner, William Henderson
Edward Aronson, +. Henry French and Louis Aldrch
letter from Augustln Daily was read declining regret
fully the office OF trustee account OF tho pressure OF
business engagements The report or the special com
mlttce appointed To investigate the question OF Duidihl
house for the fund referred 10 the Executive Com
mlttee :" Uncle BEL" Baker was reappolhted assis'an
secrctary.
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earnei--New-York. 3; Philadelphia. q First base
York 4. Philadelphia, p Base on bas-Ward DMgan'
richardson Muvev. Wood, Irwin. Farr,r. Mcclure t2L
Double pays-Dorgan and q, kourke MnIyey ana Twin
Stolen bases ood MuIvey Irwin Wild ptches-heele q
Passed Das-O ROurke, ]. Umpre-hr. Powers
The Brooklyn defeated the Louisville nine a Washing
ton T.. TX Brooklyn 20 terdsy alter SLOWLY paych anu
rather tireAoac game Ioole. the home club Pitcher we
x innings pitched neary dozen players 70 trst
base on 'caled balls hard hit gronnder by Ieckei
An the dsocated Tooles hngc ana Terry went
In 10 pitch and Burch sent To lett nclh BOZ fcr.
1soi, umprc he given cordial reception when lie
stepped on the field The score was as follows
prooklvn ....................4 Oil
Louisville. U U %
Runs earned-Br0Okyn. 3; Louisville o. First base iy
Brooklyn. Louisville T. struck out-Bro ,Eiyn'
/, Iousyllle s. Left basesBrooklyn. u Louisville,
g stolen bases-BIooJyn.4 Louisville = FIRST base on
/ WerrIck /, White 2. Hceker l. Ramsey l. Home runs
Double pays-Pinkney aud Greer Mcclellan and Philips
q Smith, Philips and Greer l. wild pitches ramsey,
Foprn.on Time OF game-Two hours. hit by pitcher
Phillips ]. Wolf l.
The METROPOLITAN PLAYERS yesterday allowed the Cincinnati
cluD "A without much resistance. About l.JuO
ST. George. - l.. 10 witness the
match GeThardt Numbered continually ut second base and
his sixth inning mainly
for eight scored by the CINCINNATI men IN
that inning The score by innings was as follows;
METROPOLITAN. .............-...-...O l u o
Cincinnati. l b 1-l3
Earned metropolitan Cincinnati 3. First base on
Cincinnati 4. Struck out-Metro
polan Cincinnati. 4. Left on bases Metropolitan
Cincinnati, 8. Home rrns-Nope Three base hits-orr
Meisier l. Corkhil l. Reilly OBrcn J. Two base hits
-Radiord aud orr lit by pitcher Hrien First
base on balls-Nelson Orr ], Hanknson l. Meiser ],
Cierhard q Fenncy /. Wild pitches-Cushman Passed
bsiis-D onohue 2 Baldwin !. Umpire-Mr Knight Time
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NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
r,,r rv.Ncr1JsTs LEAVE PARK RIDGE.

Tho people Of Park Ridge N j. VIII now re.t
easily They happy that the trouble over ,he
the Nassau At appeased without blood
sed or other results Mnason has lot inc pace Any
A ia sncerey hopsd that will away MT Leach ala
not city yesereay but there vas an Ar Oh Victory
about his store where seemed 10 DC nappy.
Mira Suifzer ow ns the building which she anu her nus
band live will Try and sell and leave the Town lot
some congenal locality.
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st>tsn 70 meet the needs Of raSAy gowins popuson
II uppss NswYork All the Central and Harlem 'sns w
thsrA me cost WA eTo bnnF being OF ~
In architectural treatmeut win ciocn
GhV6vs feet high with all Il: connections ~ Sose
are separate one e.rh TOT
fisges for the Fourth Avenue ,ice css rn te sroond
stoy tower room for transit 10 the cast eae ei me
building has finished ea3orate{ sno oons~"'
asi,sral ofac ladaa' uari0ra 0tc
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Jersey CITY.

Governor Green has issued the order calling tne Frs
81, ssde into camp Glrt Monday AagSst22 II,
orgsn,zaons called ont the LIST REGIMENT Newark ..
Ws@ment Woboscn; Atm Regiment jersey CITY 9th Regi
ment Newark; st Battalion Paterson; I'd Battalion Hack
and Ieonia Battalion Orange veteran Iounvc
and eating Gun Company A. OF Elizabeth Tents VIII b'
pitched on Monday and struck on saturday, Augu'<!
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TWO PLAYERS ALMOST KILLED.

SALEM. Mass June l3In game OF baseball at Clifton,
cad afternoon Smith Billings OF VILE and
Joseph Thompson, while running to catch ball
with orco Billings had his frontal bone crushed
terrible the side OF the head ThoDp
badly hurt Billings taken 10 the salem Hos
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HOME VS.
PROMINENT ARRryAIa

rim <venv. Hossi-ssnsor Brsnt ni.coSk o.
InrIs fssSn sna eHs:natsc%r ml1s y
Tsyior T. Il navy and Railroad Cominse'oner = ", nA
ier OF Boston Dents Ho..Jonn O. N,oos %
pnbept A. ifowsfd Hotel Rrvnspck-J ~ Reed Snu ia
at Cooa.. metropolitan ho"e-A m sS''1'
of XasltnRtop.
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B1yr ONE HOME VICTORY YESTERDAY.

KEEFE FAILED THE GIANTs-GERHARDr. ASSISTED
THE FOE" Bob FERGUSON UMPIRED.
The York club defeated at the Polo Grounds yes
toray Kocie the local clubs heretofore almost un
nnroachable pitcher seemed To have lost his cunning The
York PLAYERS also Datted with little effect About 5000
snectators ere present The score
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pOCEIAND COUNTY.

NY,cK-whe playing n hynn at chilfrens service In
the yrst Presbyterian Church on SUNDAY evening r clare
Hcams age the organst, taken sud
denly IN lie assisted TO the home OF Mrs stuart south
Nyack and lied seven later Heart disease the
"a aus. of death
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NEWARK.

yce chancellor Van Fleet yesterday appointed General
Frank Price of Bergen County receiver for the Asbuv
PARK Theatre. ., .,s =, Oh. ,,, u...,,.,
about two weeks ago dsncrred yesterday ny order oil
The conntv Phys,cI. inquest was ordered IL has
been charged that sullivan brutay treated by attend
ants Mt the hospital.
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POET la Forge Of Rossville raving
nan.c VINO escaped by capng from train going at full
snceI last Tue night he being transferred from
The uiddletowu state Asylum to the Willard Asylum.
canure YESTERDAY lie had received only slight bruises
from his jump and Is now safely confined IN tie
IllrlIA
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Announcements

EprIEpsY.-A near and dear one, as we'll as
some OF my friends having been cnrc in such wonderful
manner will humanys sake make II known 10 any ono
'"''"" MRS j. O. DRcKER 25s West 55th st, New.York.
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HANDSOME NEW ALTON At MOTT HAVEN.
The NewYork Central Railroad has opened at Mott
Haven. vt one-hundred and. . handsome
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L. g. w. "PALArKA" Il. "
IuR Ngw SHAPE "STRAIGHT SEAN" COLLAR.
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Yes: how to make the most of yourself ant
ip,proye your capabilities Will be told you nj FOWLER
WILLIS Phronologi cal Rooms. No. 77J Broadway.
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White High Hats, S3 90; elsewhere $5
Summer derbys 81 3J 81 30 saving ~ on each; ,,
KENNEDY. 20 Cortlandt ST.. cor. Church. Upstairs
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ALONG THE SOUND.
STATEN ISLAND.

ERupoRpogr-The annual diocesan convention OF tho
proinstant Epscoa will he held Christ Church
today. Bishop Williams will preside
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HENRY a. DANIELS, NJ d.,
1866 West 63d.st
J1oprs sto IL btoZ Diseases OF tho Nervous System.
nen,to' rinary Organs Impotence ami stsrility.
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MARINE INTELLIG ENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

TDDAr
sunr.os 42i 12s Moon rise ol3 Moon'sas,. 20
wATEE.
A. y-sanfv Hook 1873 Gov. lard 1876 Hell patN- 3;l5
P.M-sandy HOOK 229 Gov. is'd 800 Hen Cato. 400
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b. mail with the sAversisers with psslssi safety
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-14

Ward Napa 10 s. Maggie J. TO !.
RataIls l. traveller IL Ia Waukesl. IL TO Free
man 70 o l. 20 1. Tony Foster 20 To l.
Raveler led finish. winning easily by five
lengths Frank Ward the furlong pole
where retired giving place TO Dr. Reed who tapped by
Rataplan second half tho backsircch At the
hat poN Raspan fell back in the ruck. and Maggie j.
up head OF the honesretch Raveer led by
leig Dr. Reel second Maggie J. third The
tie whip. every horse getting
eept Raveller. Ratapan with the last
nd aIo he from i z